NYU Common Myths About Healthcare Consumerism Article Analysis

This assignments has two components. Please follow the specific instructions as following for each part.

PART A

Read the following article listed and titled in the link below. And write a 700 word paragraph response regarding common health care myths as directly related and explained in the article. Read Debunking common myths about healthcare consumerism, from McKinsey Quarterly December 2015. Discuss the myths.

https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/healthcare-systems-and-services/our-insights/debunking-common-myths-about-healthcare-consumerism

PART B

Read the case analysis and answer the analysis questions listed at the need of the case in paragraph form for each question totaling to 700 words total. There are three case analysis questions in total.

1. Why did Toyota wait so long to publically acknowledge and replace the faulty accelerator pedals?

2. Changing a culture from one that rewards secrecy to one that is more transparent (especially in a crisis) appears to be difficult. Why?

3. If you were the president of the Toyota Motor Corporation, how would you have handled the unintended acceleration problems? Explain

The case analysis link is listed in the below link attachment. http://dl.motamem.org/organizations_behavior_structure.pdf

If you have issues accessing the textbook/ case analysis using this link please type in this pdf textbook version to access the case and notify me immediately if you encounter any problems.

A. Textbook: Gibson, J., Ivancevich, J., Donnelly, J. & Konopaske, R.(2003). Organizations:Behavior, structure, processes, 14 Th editions.Burr Ridge, IL:McGraw-Hill Irwin

Thank you

Best,

K


 
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